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Miracle-Gro to operate cannabis research facility in Kelowna

A ground-breaking ceremony for a 50,000-square foot building will take place in Kelowna on Thursday afternoon.

Yet this is no normal ceremony: It involves Miracle-Gro and cannabis.

This week, the Flowr Corporation and Hawthorne Canada, a subsidiary of Scotts Miracle-Gro, announced that they will hold a ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a cannabis research and development facility. The building will be adjacent to Flowr’s 85,000 square-foot cultivation facility on McCarthy Road.